Are you tired of spam submissions flooding your list despite using captchas?

Is your website developed in WordPress?

Please Disable CAPTCHA

Visit the preview page while you are logged in as an admin. You will see a notice at the end of the form/page. It will state whether the form is protected by SpamKill or not.

Publish/save the changes & Test the new webform (use an incognito window or a different browser if you are using WP plugin)

1. Make a submission with [email protected] as the email. You should get an error message. This step will verify that the SpamKill protection is in place.

2. Make a submission with any valid email address and submit the form. Verify that the submission was received successfully.

Success! You are all set. You can now relax and let us tackle the spam.

Send an email to [email protected] with this URL.

If this page is live and receiving active traffic, please revert to the original shortcode/form code until we can resolve the issue.

Are you embedding the forms using shortcodes or form blocks?

1. A shortcode looks like [formidable …][/formidable].
2. Unlike a shortcode, a form block can be added to any page without any code.

Is your web form generated by the CRM, WordPress, or a WordPress plugin?

Locate the form in your CRM and obtain the HTML code for the form you want to protect with SpamKill.

Step 1 - Download and install the SpamKill WordPress plugin on your website.

Step 2 - Once you have activated the plugin, please use the following license key to start using it.

Please click "Next" once you have installed the plugin.

Please use this shortcode to replace your original form and preview the changes.

Are you embedding the forms using shortcodes or form block?

1. A shortcode would look like [gravityform …][/gravityform]

2. Unlike a shortcode, a form block can be added to any page without any code.

Gravity Forms Instructions

1. Please disable reCaptcha under Gravity forms settings.

2. Locate the numeric "ID" of the form you want to embed. You will find the ID right next to the Title on the form's list page. Alternatively, you may also refer to this article to find the ID - https://docs.gravityforms.com/shortcodes/#how-to-find-the-form-id

Enter the Gravity Form ID

Please enter the Gravity Form ID in the input field below.

Gravity Forms Integration Instructions

1. Go to SpamKill plugin settings by clicking SpamKill in the navigation menu

2. Go to Integrations tab

3. Enable the check box for "Gravity Forms"

4. Click on Save Settings

Are you embedding the forms using shortcodes or form block?

1. A shortcode would look like [formidable …][/formidable]

2. Unlike a shortcode, a form block can be added to any page without any code.

Formidable Forms Instructions

1. Locate the form you want to embed

2. Go to the Settings tab

3. Uncheck "Check entries for spam using JavaScript"

4. Change the value of the "Use Honeypot to check entries for spam" dropdown to "Off"

5. Change the value of the "ON SUBMIT" dropdown to "Redirect to URL" and configure a thank you page URL. This page will be displayed once the form is successfully submitted

6. Make sure all three boxes are unchecked under "AJAX" - "Load and save form builder page with AJAX","Submit this form with AJAX", and "Submit this form with AJAX"

7. Instead of showing a success message on the same page, we recommend redirecting to a thank you page. Same-page notifications sometimes do not show up if you are using SpamKill protection

8. Save the changed settings

Enter Formidable Forms Shortcode

Please enter the formidable shortcode in the input field below.

Formidable Forms Integration Instructions

1. Go to SpamKill plugin settings by clicking SpamKill in the navigation menu

2. Go to Integrations tab

3. Enable the check box for "Formidable Forms"

4. Click on Save Settings

Are you embedding the forms using shortcodes or form block?

1. A shortcode would look like [contact-form-7 …][/contact-form-7]

2. Unlike a shortcode, a form block can be added to any page without any code.

Contact Form 7 Instructions

Enter Contact Form 7 Shortcode

Please click Next once you have entered the shortcode.

Contact Form 7 Integration Instructions

1. Go to SpamKill plugin settings by clicking SpamKill in the navigation menu

2. Go to Integrations tab

3. Enable the check box for "Contact Form 7"

4. Click on Save Settings

Are you embedding the forms using shortcodes or form block?

1. A shortcode would look like [fluentform …][/fluentform]

2. Unlike a shortcode, a form block can be added to any page without any code.

Enter the Fluent Form ID

Locate the numeric "ID" of the form you want to embed

Please click Next once you have entered the ID.

Fluent Forms Integration Instructions

1. Go to SpamKill plugin settings by clicking SpamKill in the navigation menu

2. Go to Integrations tab

3. Enable the check box for "Fluent Forms"

4. Click on Save Settings

Are you embedding the forms using shortcodes or form block?

1. A shortcode would look like [everestform …][/everestform]

2. Unlike a shortcode, a form block can be added to any page without any code.

Enter Everest Forms Shortcode

Please click Next once you have entered the shortcode.

Everest Integration Instructions

1. Go to SpamKill plugin settings by clicking SpamKill in the navigation menu

2. Go to Integrations tab

3. Enable the check box for "Everest Forms"

4. Click on Save Settings

Are you embedding the forms using shortcodes or form block?

1. A shortcode would look like [wpforms …][/wpforms]

2. Unlike a shortcode, a form block can be added to any page without any code.

WP Forms Instructions

1. Global settings: Go to WPForms->Settings->CAPTCHA and make sure it is set to "None"

2. Save the changes

3. Locate the form you want to embed

4. Go to Settings->General tab

5. Save the changes

Enter WP Forms Shortcode

Please click Next once you have entered the shortcode.

WpForms Integration Instructions

1. Go to SpamKill plugin settings by clicking SpamKill in the navigation menu

2. Go to Integrations tab

3. Enable the check box for "WP Forms"

4. Click on Save Settings

Are you embedding the forms using shortcodes or form block?

1. A shortcode would look like [forminator_form …][/forminator_form]

2. Unlike a shortcode, a form block can be added to any page without any code.

Enter Forminator Forms Shortcode

Please click Next once you have entered the shortcode.

Forminator Forms Integration Instructions

1. Go to SpamKill plugin settings by clicking SpamKill in the navigation menu

2. Go to Integrations tab

3. Enable the check box for "Forminator Forms"

4. Click on Save Settings

Are you embedding the forms using shortcodes or form block?

1. A shortcode would look like [thrive_leads …][/thrive_leads]

2. Unlike a shortcode, a form block can be added to any page without any code.

Enter Thrive Leads Shortcode

Please click Next once you have entered the shortcode.

Thrive Forms Integration Instructions

1. Go to SpamKill plugin settings by clicking SpamKill in the navigation menu

2. Go to Integrations tab

3. Enable the check box for "Thrive Leads"

4. Click on Save Settings

Mailerlite Integration Instructions

1. Go to SpamKill plugin settings by clicking SpamKill in the navigation menu

2. Go to Integrations tab

3. Enable the check box for "Mailerlite Forms"

4. Click on Save Settings

Enter Brevo (SendInBlue) Shortcode

Please click Next once you have entered the shortcode.

Enter Memberium Shortcode

Please click Next once you have entered the shortcode.

Divi Forms Integration Instructions

1. Go to SpamKill plugin settings by clicking SpamKill in the navigation menu

2. Go to Integrations tab

3. Enable the check box for "Divi Forms"

4. Click on Save Settings

Elementor Forms Integration Instructions

1. Go to SpamKill plugin settings by clicking SpamKill in the navigation menu

2. Go to Integrations tab

3. Enable the check box for "Elementor Forms"

4. Click on Save Settings

Bloom Forms Integration Instructions

1. Go to SpamKill plugin settings by clicking SpamKill in the navigation menu

2. Go to Integrations tab

3. Enable the check box for "Bloom Forms"

4. Click on Save Settings

Go to SpamKill Settings in your WP dashboard and enable "Use SpamKill to protect comments/reviews section on all pages/posts/products"

We do not officially support this plugin yet but there is a good chance we can make it work.

Is your form is embedded on the page using a shortcode? A shortcode is something like
[pluginname x=y][/pluginname]

Please follow these steps.

1. Go to edit the page and find that shortcode which generates this form

2. Visit the page there your form is currently published on

3. Right click email field and use the Inspect tool to find “name” of the email field. Please refer to this article for more help - https://blog.hubspot.com/website/how-to-inspect

4. Click next once you have the shortcode and email field name

Please Enter the Shortcode

Please Enter the Email Field Name

Please click Next once you have entered the details.

Do you have HTML code of the form you want to secure with SpamKill?

Note: We recommend using a form which you have never used on your website before. If you already have this form live on your website, we advise to clone that form and use the new cloned form for SpamKill. You can delete the old form once you setup the cloned form.

Locate the form in your CRM and get the HTML code for the form you want to protect with SpamKill.

Copy HTML code of the web form. Please rememer that SpamKill works with HTML code, not JavaScript code.

Style/CSS: Please style your web form's HTML code before you run it through SpamKill converter. SpamKill will retain majority of the styling. It will be a lot difficult to style the code after running it through the converter.

Please paste your webform's HTML code (not javascript code) here

Please select the email field input from below.

How do you want to obtain the code?

Replace the existing code with this code on your website

Field names have been renamed. If you are using custom CSS/JS, please modify your code to use following name/Id.

Replace the existing code with this code on your website

Field names have been renamed. If you are using custom CSS/JS, please modify your code to use following name/Id.